Sentence examples for a tenure and from inspiring English sources

From a tenure and positioning perspective, Michelle was the obvious choice to succeed her boss.

'The measure of a tenure and the measure of a leader is whether when he learns of those problems, he fixes them,' says Fine.... .. Mueller did not fix the problems.

The purpose of a tenure and promotion committee or an editorial board is not to find the single gold medalist, but to recognize excellence, often across many dimensions, including some that are difficult or impossible to quantify.

Talk to those who have managed to achieve the next step--a tenured post--and to those who do not appear to be struggling as you are.

It was found that the relationship between career adaptability and the job content plateau was strongest when employees reported a long tenure and a low level of job self-efficacy.

An adversarial relationship with the department's legislative overseers can often mark the difference between a successful tenure and a rocky one.

"Investors should feel comfortable with a manager that has had a long tenure and has been through a few market cycles.

5The definition of a career job in the US usually include both a tenure component and a full time work component during this tenure.

But he also talked to administrators who envisioned a tenure system and a contract system working side by side.

Julia Neyman is an attorney, and a land tenure and property rights specialist.

Lee left the band after a brief tenure and was replaced by Shannon Mulvaney, whom Morris met at a record store.